70-O1 (Princess Squadron)

Princess Squadron
Flight Patch since 1915
Active	1915-1938 (Rhodeve Air Force) 1938-1952 (RPP Air Force) 1952-2007 (Commonwealth Air Force)
Country	Template:Rhodevus
Allegiance	Rhodeve Commonwealth
Branch	Air Force
Type	Air Force
Role	Aerial Warfare, Anti-Terror, Search and Rescue, Reconnaissance
Size	282 (peak)
HQ	Rhodevus
Motto(s)	"Experientia Docet" (Experience Teaches)
Colors	silver, purple
Mascot(s)	honey bee
Engagements	First Great War Second Great War James' Wars
Commanders
Commander (1915-1919)	Princess Anne-Maria
Commander (1939-1947)	Ethansa Leonards
Commander (2006-2007)	Princess Heir Sierra Everen-Abrams

The Princess Squadron, officially the O1st Squadron of Wing 70, was a wing of the Rhodeve Commonwealth Air Force tasked with high-risk, high-intensity missions around the Rhodeve Commonwealth. The purpose of the Princess Squadron was to serve as the secondary force-projection of the Rhodeve Commonwealth, and also assist in the defense of the Commonwealth and anti-terror operations around the globe. The Princess Squadron was created during the First Great War in response to the usage of aircraft in combat in the Ventismarian Front. The branch was originally created within the Rhodeve Air Force, as a bomber wing commanded by Princess Anne-Maria, which gave the wing its moniker. After the war, the Princess Squadron was transferred into the Rhodeve Protectorate Program's joint military structure. Following the victory in the Second Great War, and the dissolution of the RPP in favour of the Rhodeve Commonwealth, the Princess Squadron remained an integral part of the Commonwealth Air Force as it became the most famed air force wing in operation. The 70-O1st was officially disbanded in 2007.

Organization

As a wing which predates the Rhodeve Protectorate Program and the Rhodeve Commonwealth and one of the first wings of the Rhodeve Air Force, the Princess Squadron was able to retain certain odd practices which were considered necessary during the early days of aerial combat. Similarly, due to their age in comparison with other squadrons, the Princess Squadron was able to maintain a certain distance from regular RPP and Commonwealth practices, such as the ability to pick and choose missions within specific limitations.

Battle Honours

First Great War Second Great War James' Wars

• Port Joy - 2006
• Killon - 2006
• Boundary Bay - 2006
• Westvale - 2006
• Artwingen - 2007
• Quiniac City - 2007
• Imperial City of Rhode - 2007
• Acadia - 2007
• Bear Pit - 2007